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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-12-22
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CITY ADvERTrsEmENrs
CITY or PORTLAND.
Proposals for Collection and Pur-
chase of 0ffaI

TTNHE undersigned will receive proposals for the
IL collection of offal from houses. retail and
wholesale grocery and fruit stores and from retail
nsh stores. Collections TO be made from every
times week where required to do by the
Board OF Health. The service TO begin on tile ex-
plraton OF the present contract, namely, the first
day of May next.
Separate proposals viii be received for the pur-
chase Of 0ffal (if the city shall collect the same)
in quantities OF one barrel and upward, or by the
cord to be delivered at some convenient place.
Proposals will be received until twelve O'Clock
Wednesday noon, December 2S, 1887.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all pro-
posals. GEORGE G. BURGESS, City Clerk.
Portland Dec l3. 1887. decf 3eodtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-12-22
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.

Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $500
year; if paid In advance $500 year.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every
part of the Stae) for 81 90 per square for first in
sertion. and so cents per square for each subse-
quent Insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
srAUN rOS.
The supreme Court OF Appeals.
Especial telegram 10 M Dispa,ch.l

Special telegram 10 no Dispatch-l
GrAuNTox, VA, September l4.-Su
prone Court Of Appeals, all the Judge!
present third day-Sixth circuit
Carr rs. Morris, Albemarle. Order
OF continuance set aside and revived il
the name OF Thomas S. Watson, ad
minjstrator Of Joseph w. Morris, de-
ceased, and removed to Richmond fol
hearing.
Fourteenth Circuit Walter r9. Chi
chester, Shenandoah county. Removed
b Richmond for hearing.
Eonnerly rs. Swartz, Clarke county.
OIdtr of continuance set aside and
submitted on briefs.
Straycr cs. Long. Shenandoah. Ar
pued by II. c. Allen and y. W. Crump
for appellants and by Holmes Conrad
and NJ. J.. Walton for appollees and
continued for further hearing.
Ianiel Harmon, OF Albcmarie, was
admitted to practice in this court.
Occurring to the transactions Of
Cinodnst 81 Hoden, Il concern here
operating in fraudulent paper. who fled
10 Canada. Clinedinst has been arrested
there and held for the completion OF
evidence to warrant his surrender.
4. c. Braxton, Commonwealth attor-
ney, and J. II. Waters, chief OF police,
returned last night from Canada. As
soon AS the papers are completed they
vii 20 back, and expect 10 bring the
fugitive next time. he is in custody
at Rrantlord, Canada. Bodell was
Traced to Buffalo, y. \.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
Arsrmer rigAting A. Railroad.

A unique fight is now going on be-
tween tue Evansville and indianapolis
railroad and j. G. Palmer, a wealthy
farmer near Washington, Ind. The
road is built along the line OF the old
Wabash and Enc canal, which was
abandoned by the trustees twenty-five
years ago. When the canal was aban-
doned the land reverted to the former
owners. Notwithstanding this and the
fact that twenty years possession gives
a valid title the canal trustees sold the
property rights and franchises TO
Mackey, Of Evansville, and he sold TO
tic railroad company. When the road
came to be built, however, the farmers
refused to allow the line TO cross their
farms, but the company used force and
completed the road. In 1885 Palmer
got temporary injunction, which was
made perpetual in 1886, and under it
lie is arresting the train hands from day
TO day ashley try to run trains across his
land, and seems TO be in fair way TO
stop the operation Of the road. He now
has number of conductors, engineers,
and bIakemen under bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

The hall in motion by making very
liberal contribution himself. Between
seven and eight hundred dollars were
raised or pledged on the spot; after
which tic Doxology YVES sung and the
btnediction pronounced.
The grand officers will confer the
Master Mason's degree on candidates
in Suffolk Lodge tonight.
The fifth trial of Miles Wilson leo
loredD for tho murder OF Dennis Pa.
wards, his fatherin-law, was concluded
in the County Court this morning, tho
jury finding him guilty OF murder in
the second degree and fixing lis pun
ishment at thirteen years in the peni-
tertiary. On each Of the four previous
trials he was found guilty of murder in
the first degree and sentenced to be
hanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

Cornerstone CcremOnteS-Murd
trial Ended.

Trial Ehded.
Especial telegram to rae Dispatchl
SUFFOLK, Va, September 1.-THE
cornerstone OF the new Baptist church
at this place was laid to-day with Ma
sonic honoTs, aud the occasion was at
tended with more cciat than any SINH
lar event for years. The ceremony
was conducted by the Grand Lodge,
the following dignitaries taking part
". T. Drinkard, grand master; Maun
Page, grand junior deacon w. Is.
Isaacs, grand secretary; w. O. Wilkin-
son, grand tiler j. g. Little, State
lecturer. W. +. Peasants, worshipful
master of Lodge No. 10, Of Richmond,
Was also present.
The affair was under the auspices OF
Suffolk Lodge, No. 80. and was also
participated in 10y the VAUDEVILLE,
SomertoD, and Chuckatuck lodges, and
delegations from several other lodges.
After the impressive ceremony OF
laying the stone was concluded Grand
Master Drinkard delivered an interest
ing Masonic address, which was listen
ed TO with marked attention by the all
dience. Upon the conclusion of his
address he introduced Rev. A. Z. Dick
inson, OF Richmond, as a man who had
reputation from Maine TO Texas as a
beggar. True TO his character, the
reverend gentleman appealed for aid in
behalf OF the new church, and started
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

s. a9Didcd by dyspcp;ic5 WHO, guided b. %
recorded experience ot thou Hnds. begin n1f
systematically pursuc c'urse ~ hosieier
stomach Bitfcrs. Persistence IN TIC use Of thi'
pure and highly accredited sfOma hic is the
foIe aud agreeable condition 90 the entire re
mOyal OF the obstinate forms o. dyspepsia, no
lc-s man temporary ~ 81 Indigestion. III
connection win tho use oi mis- speclic b. a. ds-
.irails avoid nrticlca u food which iniiyil1a
experience has shown tp be difficult oi dig"'-
ton hy the stomach sought 10 be p-nc1tfi J.
Erch Gyspcptic'8 past observation Of us digest
iv@ capacity should enable hini ~ be his own
guide nnd mentor i'm this particular. not tru5t-
ing 10 any set OF Getciic rule too general % b.
suited 90 particular cases bIliousuc-s nhi con-
stipati0n. heartburn, wind upon the stomn '1
sour ucigtlons. headache, and mental dc-pou-
deucv are among thr coucomiiauis n dyspcp-
eia. and ~ put ii % Digit ~ 'he bitirra
so 1871 nfHI~n.Iu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

archists, and SrrEs and his associates
will be hanged on the 18th OF Novem-
Der. This announcement will cause the
country to breathe freer, but still
greater feeling of relief will be exper.-
enctd when it shall be known that tho
miscreants have been duly swung Off
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15


The mountain has been in labor and
has brought forth q mouse. We had
heard that MALONE had prepared n re-
ply TO the letter written by Mr.. BAR
BOUR TO gentleman in Accomack,
which letter was printed in the Die
patch Of the 30th of July last. Ma
HOMES reply is before us. II, as
IS. generally conceded, MAHoSE's
address " was "nat, stale, and
Improbable" and n MALONE rath-
or than a Republican document,
what must be said Of tins last eifusi1n
of his. For the most part it consists of
diluted matter taken from his address
and thinly disguised in the garb of an
attack upon Mr.. BARBOUR. After the
manner of BLAME he claims every
thing-ostensibly for the Republican
party, but really for MALONE. Boiled
down it reads, "What a great man
am | p t. borrow the words of the
song, much that he says "has nothing
to do with the case" Where hedeparts
from what may be termed the domain
of reply TO Mr.. BARBOUR he serves up
the platitudes That have constituted his
stock in trade for years, and thus
affords additional evidence that he is
"played out and "done for" For all
the good his "renly" will do him or
his party it might as well never have
been written. As for any effect it will
have on the Democratic chances of sue
cess in the coming legislative campaign.
it IS as innocuous as milk-and-water
tea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

North Carolina and the Cornerstone
The Raleigh A'cios ana Observer ha,
this to say in commenting upon the in.
formation that each company Of the
North Carolina State Guard will be in
yited to participate in the ceremonies
incident to the laying of the corner
stone of the LEE monument:
"Tho Adjutant-G General will make an
effort to secure the attendance, with full
ranks, Of the entire Guard, or rather Of
the First, Second, Third, and Fourth
regiments, as brigade, to be led in
person by Governor Scales rs COM
mander-in-chief. He is perfecting the
details Of the proposed movement, and
will soon publish to the Guard q circu-
lar-letter giving full Information and all
particulars necessary to be known to
the troops. Suffice it here to say that
the trip will be comparatively inexpen-
siye, and viii cover three days or four
at most. 1T is hoped that the public at
large will do what is possible for the
CItditable representation of the State.
Companies that may be unable Of
tLciY own resources or private midi
Udual means to attend should be aided
by their respective communities. Each
town should take pride in sending It's
local organization to join with the
troops OF other States in paying tribute
to the memory of General Lee. Il is
not q duty but a privilege which we
are sure no North Carolina community
will care to neglect. With a little aid
from each community where company
of the State Guard is located, con
joined with the exhibition of proper
spirit on the part of employers, the Old
North State can and VIII, through her
citizen soldiery, be largely and crcdita-
bly, if not splendidly represented on
this grand occasion"
And We assure our North State friends
that most hearty welcome awaits
thom-not only from the people of
Richmond, but from the people of the
rest of the state, who viii assemble
here in great numbers on the occasion
referred to. We sincerely hope the
respective communities in North
Carolina viii act upon the suggestion
of the Nc,rs and ObSDyer. Virginia
would be grievonsly disappomtedshould
the Old North State fail to be repre-
sented fully in our capital city ON the
27th Of October. 1t is her right-not
to say her duty-to be here in full force
on that day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

a Republican contemporary says
1.-THE material progress Of the South
in the last seven or eight years has
been remarkable
Commenting ON this the New York
H'Orid remarks:
"This is just about the length of
time that the southern States have en-
joyed home rule under Democratic
governments"
A centre shot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

"JoHN SHERMAN and j. Benson
FORAKER are in favor of annexing
Canada" But the Cleveland Piain
Dealcr would rather see Canada annex
SHERMAN and FORAKER. These worthless
being Doodle politicians there is no tell
ing what may happen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

A female doctor, with whom the eye
is speciality, attended the Medical Con-
gress. The female that has the eye for
a specially generally kills more than
she cuIcS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
PWE1ITN LIST.
4 EDITIONS TO AND CHANGES
II PREMIUM LIST OF VIRGINIA STATE
AGRICULTURAL FAIR, 1857.

ONE HUNDRED-DOILAR FERMENTATION
best herd Of Jersey cattle owned Ia Virginia.
consisting Cf enc bail and four females. OF
ftred by American Jersey Cattle Club.
~ DEPARTMENT Nll.-,econd premiums
VIII be given amounting to one hall tho first
on sheep and swine.
DEPARIMET NiiI.-For the best Incubator.
;1J-not less than three different kipds % De
exhibited, and none 20 receive a premium that
does not hatch 20 per cent q the fertile eggs.
TRIALS OF SPEED.
FOURIu TRIAL SECOND DAY.-For ELS Glass "a
substituted 1rottng 10 Harness Premium,
s2t0, nile heats. th.ee in ave. four 70 enter.
three 10 start; open only 20 colts tnrea years
old or under. which have been owned in Viz
cinia prior 70 closing Of entry October :, lss1.
First horse. il;0; second horse, SO; third
h0r-e. S25.
FOURTH TRIAL OF THIRD DAY.-For Three
Minute Class is substituted 1rotting % liar
ness. Premium, $3.50, mile heats, three in ave.
four 70 enter. three 20 start; open % stations
q % have made the past season IN Virginia
licens- ard poster to 20 delivered with entry.
Fist horse, 400; second horse. SO.
4. X. NENABLE, JR,
sc6Tu&Ih3w Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
DRTGS. MEDICINES. &c.

/ HAVE LAID IN A FULL AND
L VARIED ASSORTMENT or HARD-RUR
Der AND LEATHER TRUSSES, which Oi.er
at very low prices. My experience In the
esylums tustifles me In guaranteeing per-
feet lit PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALITY.
X. G. CABELL. JR., Apothecary
Third and Main streets, Richmond, Va
In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

TV'HE YOUNG LADIES OFUNfON-
/ STATION METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHUh,h wlli hold % PAPER FESTIVAL all
I,E-CKEAN FEAST o1 THURSDAY ar4
J. IUAN NIGHTS. SEPTEMBER I5IH $50 1879.
Tor me Lcrodt Cf tie Snlay-- .hlJi ilor rs
and ia,antcla-s. Como ono. come ail, Dn1 cn-
courocc tho vonng ladies' in thcir eutcrar so.
Admission. 10c. se ij-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

Long, long be my heart with such
memories filed" he remarked as he
concluded the painful account of his
suffering, by adding with smile of in
efiable delight: "'Twas Salvation Oil
that did the work OF cure, and It only
cost me quarter"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

The gathering of number of Re
publican politicians in front of Bing-
hnmton savings bank caused a run on
that institution. No wonder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
DLAIRS CHL0RAL THYMCI
ID has proved Itself 70 be
A POWERFUL DIsINFECTANT,

IL has prevented the spread OF oonAgioM
sever, IN families; Ii has modified bad symp
toms and has often afforded comfort Ia sick
rooms by its agreeable aud thorough deodoriz
lng properties. IL has saved lives N this city.
Yor sails BY drugglsA Price W cents q bot
tle. de- -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

The beauty of MAHoNE's little gun
consists in the fact that he placed the
muzzle where the butt ought to have
been.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

The Supreme Court OF Illinois has
affirmed the decision Of the lower
court in the clses OF the Chicago An
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
No. 10 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.

Tho twerty-third session Of thls school Will
begin THURSDAY, SErTENBER 92O.
CHARGES FOR THE SESSION:
Elementary English and Mathematics ...... go
Higher English and Nalht ma ic-............ -
Latin, Greek, French, German, each........ u
Clcfgymcn's 4Ons. Observation-Disclosures. 20
III a hoy studies more than two OF these lau-
ruages no charge Is made for tLo third ard
fourth.
For two or more boys from ne Same family
deduction Of go will DO made from each b.ll
over 500
Payments 80 follows: Ten dollars me Gay Il
entrance; the balance in three. six An nine
months from the 18Th day 81 september. 1851.
Circulars 40 the bookstores.
THOMAS IL. NORWOOD,
priuefpa1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
BRIEF COMMENT.

The latest speech of Prince FERDI-
NAND, of Bulgaria, might have been
modelled upon MAHoNE's "address. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

= D. & f. MIrTELDORFEG'5.
Our FALL ~IOCk
Is RAPIDLY COMING Is. YOU WILL FIND
OUk IRlrF> ON MANY GOODS
MICH BELOW THE MARKET
BLANKETS.
FyLLl0l GRAY BLANKET worth N..5 at 91c.
IOlWHiIE BLANKETS, i2.e5 quality, At si.GJ
EXTRA HEAVY WHITE BLANKET. the usnal
g. 80 grade. at s2.G- "a pair:
ALi-WoUL WHITE BLANKET. extra size and
quality worth fully b. ~ silJ. "A pair.
JERSEY JACKETS.
LADIES COAI-BACK JtBoElN reduced
LADIES ALI-To6L BLACK JERSEYS. re-.
LApiis, ALi-WOoL CoAT-BAcK AND
Nf>T-FHoNr BLACK JERSEYS, reduced
nrhN JERSEY JACKETS. forfau aud winter
wear, an ;A91. sra. SOB, mud tGly.
MkklNO DNDERNEAk
.or ladies. gentlemen. anl ch.lron, iu oil
sizes, riaIes. and colgra.
BED COMFORTS.
We laFc just opened d large line Of CALICO
urI tlIIONNL BED COMFORTS a. prco-
much lower than You have eyer seon stme
-,lds.
fsc. COMFORTS at5jr.;
COMFORTS &c.:
$50 COMFORTS AZ gJr.:
SD COMFORTS 500:
$L5J tONIORT, az s23J.
CARPETS.
Ve VIII receive thls week some exuaorli-
nary bargains in BODY BRUSSELS, IA-
IlsllN Hl'l Setl~ IilhfE-PL(~. e.
IEh SUPER INO-ILlS. lNitAtN>
COTTAGE ana Hump tARpEIINGS;
SMYRNA Isl G~ iu greet variety.
DRESS GOODS.
-.. DRESS GOODS reduced o. D.. q ya~l:
o. q 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
Llnr. CEMENT, PLASTER, Se.

- or BARRELS ROCKLAND
s sCcI Inns Just arrived by schooner
George Berry, POW dlschargiag. 1850 tafrcls
RCSENDALE CkMkNf lust arrived per
schooner Oliver h. Booth: 100 barrels HJFf.
PEI schooner George W. Anderson ANCHOR
LINE fresh daily. l-AThS, FIRE BRICKS, sc.
WARNER MOORE
IUM? ard GROUND <ONA.SCOrtA fLAs-
TIN, ground fresh as orieged Valy mill Va
,he city. Hs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
SOW HETNlETO SPECULATE.

q
Active fuctuat0us ga the market offer Cpl OF.
.4uiiics 90 spectators t0 make money In
Grain, ~iock-. Bonds, and Petroleum. Prompt
Z eI-ouHl attention given 10 orders received bJ
ltife or mail. Correspondence solicited FUU
Information about the markets iu our RuCg
N.ich win be forwarded free on Application.
Il. ID. KYLE, Banker and Broker,
- Broad and % New streets,
no 2QdeOd&wly New York city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

I 8. SQUIRE'S CLASSICAL
=. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner SIKH
1nd Franklin streets. will be resumed SIP
TENDER 10, istS. Number Of pupils limited
70 so many a. can be carefully taught by tie
Principal. aided by teachers In The m0iecu
languages Bookkeeping Without extra charge.
Circulars on application % schoolroom%
-. Linn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
Sc Tim No.lliuortn Eighth street. ,1-'',

MISS 4. T. DANIEL, ASSISTED
vi by Mrs. j. CAsKGE CABELL IN the
Primary Department. will resume the duties
of Ter SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AID
CHILDREN. az go east Grace street, on SEP
TENDER 2rIu French Glasses 10y Mon. ".
J. CHOPAkD. Miss Daniels Evening Glass a.
Eir.i,h Literature, tor Ladies, resumes early
ir october. Circulars a. the book stores. sel -gw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

I University SCHOOL, PETERS
y BCRG. YA.-The 23d annual session Of ihis
SCHOOL FOR BOYS begins toe FIRST MON
DAY II OCTOBER. Thorough preparations ior
University OF Virginia. Leading Engineering
school and United States Military aud Navai
Academies; highly recommended ~ the Ia.
Guilty 81 the University OF Virginia; fun stan
u instructors; situation hcallhluL EARLY ap-
plication advised, as number OF boarlsrs l.
strictly limited. For catalogue address
W. GORDON McCABE,
~ i5-eod2m' Head Master.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
CHORTHANp, TELEGRAPHY.

Practical training. Terms reasonable. Day
and night sessions for ladies and gentlemoa.
sTKNOGRAPHY taught BY correspondence
send for copy Of "Trial.Losson Pamphlet
Given free. Address McGILvRA COLLEGE OF
TELRGRAPRY AND SHORTHAND. ITS Main
street, Richmond, Va 80 i-dSu&rhSwsm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
DGSSOLUTIcN 4 PAHTNERSmIP.
7 n S URANCE
NOTION OF Cn-pARTNERsHIP.

DESSOLUTIcN & PAHTNGRSHIP.
TRANCE.
NOTICE or COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have thi, d1y formed a zoe
rlIfutI-hip under ;le 1rm-unmc o. VAL ts-
TINE d NORRIS for tho purpose o., oonlY.t-
e. 9. in the city of hi,hm'ui, Va, the 0G-ll'.s
o.. CLNl RAJ INSURANCE AGENCY. repre-
-e'tiug Life, Fire, Marine, Gad Accident In
s.rarcc.
We are temporarily located n NO. - north
Tenth street tsLafor'- buildinsI. whore we VIII
Dee pleased % zee OR friends and 'O ssryc
flfm. We expect 90 announce our now quar-
t,Is a. a icW woes. ....
WILLIAM II. VALENTINE,
JAMES A. NORRIS, JR.
ElCINoNp, Va, Scptombcr9 q, 1871.
rF7IE FIRM OF THOMPSON &
4 JOHNSON is mi. day disealvoi by mutual
ccIsrnt. ANDREW THOMPSON assumes az
liabilities O. TIE lrm and win settle al claims
l.elnstit. ANDREW THOMPSON,
". A. JOHNSON.
>rrrLyEIR u, l,,1. SO lj-3,'
TTLYING PURCHASED THE IN
rEREsr OF MIR. HENRY r. MILLER
u Gee business OF II. .. MILLER 80 CO., !
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

PHILADELPHIA, July p, lsSs.
NO THE HOLDERS or The
I SECURITIES or THESHENANDDAI
VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.

Tho assent 81 n majority of al classes ~
sacuriiy-LoiIcrs Of Ihc Snouald3al-N alley
hairo8l Company having been ob'ainni
to The plan Of reorganization. notc" D.
hereby given ~ thc General Morga Bond
holders fo DEPOSIT their bonds under Che plan
Of rcDrgauiznfi.n ou or before ~EPfEN bEf
~. 1.s5. win the CE- RAJ TIL 81 COMPANY.
.f New York. Who Will issue Tor them cngraF /
negotiable receipts, SIN p will bo listed GA tAe
Ncw orb S'ccS tXcl1ige.
NUlco Is also hCr'Ay given 70 fbe Income
Mortgage BcuGhoidcr- and 90 the Stockholders
t1 DEPOSIT their securities under The plan 1i
REORGANIZATION ou or before SEPTEMBER -,
l.f. with TIRE FIDELITY INSURANCE.
1IIST And SAFE uEIO-iV COMPANY, of
if.le1clpLia, VINO viii issue tor them nesoiia-
Zee receipts.
s copy OF tho agreement and Of tho plan NJ
generalization bay bc had by applying 60 any
Dl TIC undersigned committee 81 ro0rgani2a-
ton. or 90 he CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY,
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I'NCE, TIKI ST ND SAFE DEPOSIT COM
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